Sentence examples for induce sense from inspiring English sources

The synchronicity manipulation can induce sense of agency, while the modality had a strong effect on sense of ownership.

According to our previous study, the treatment as in part 1 can be used to induce sense of agency and sense of ownership, respectively.

The devices were subjected to ambient air at 180 °C to induce sensing in minutes.

After the beginning of the experiment, the participants were asked to move their hand and watch the movement of the virtual image for 3 min, which was meant to induce their sense of agency or sense of ownership.

These tangential vibrations induce a sense of sticking at low frequencies between the fingertip and material, and barely cause a sense of vibration or any perceived change in the surface texture when the surface is smoothly scanned.

Although Emmi is a supporting character, I get such a vivid sense of her irrepressible nature, as she unrepentantly flings off all attempts by Saba to farm her out or induce any sense of caution, that I'd happily read a book devoted entirely to her.

Time and reflection are supposed to induce a sense of clarity in warfare.

New York, NY, No X of 1948 is simply a scaffolding of lines, an openwork cubist construct of walkways and gables laid against sky blue to induce a sense of dreamlike vertigo.

If we do that, then my guess is that it will only serve to induce a sense of false complacency among investors and regulators.

Its narrative missteps notwithstanding, this is a movie on the grandest scale, one that really does induce a sense of awe.

"All his life," writes Mr Prochnik, "Zweig had venerated two things: the dream of human unity on earth and the capacity of art to induce a sense of earthly transcendence all woes and petty factionalism sublimated in aesthetic rapture".